Crow
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It might make one hell of a acid rain?
Maybe these vents are just giving carbon dioxide? Perhaps plants still grow there in valley in abundance giving off a little oxygen through photosynthesis during daylight hours. However the carbon Dioxide levels must be higher in the lower parts of valley perhaps trapped by cold thermal layer of air trapping the mist inside the valley? Perhaps the deeper you enter the valley the more higher levels of Carbon dioxide. Regardless of altitude the site might be carpeted with thick jungle. As the thermal layer traps heat. In effect its own green house effect.
At night when the plants stop photosynthesis the Carbon Dioxide levels must increase to lethal levels? A possible plant Paradise where no air breathing plant predators can live.
Crow
Maybe these vents are just giving carbon dioxide? Perhaps plants still grow there in valley in abundance giving off a little oxygen through photosynthesis during daylight hours. However the carbon Dioxide levels must be higher in the lower parts of valley perhaps trapped by cold thermal layer of air trapping the mist inside the valley? Perhaps the deeper you enter the valley the more higher levels of Carbon dioxide. Regardless of altitude the site might be carpeted with thick jungle. As the thermal layer traps heat. In effect its own green house effect.
At night when the plants stop photosynthesis the Carbon Dioxide levels must increase to lethal levels? A possible plant Paradise where no air breathing plant predators can live.
Crow